Fossefall: Fyresdal

Myldr Energy Park

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Fully operational facility

Telemark

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Norway

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Nordics

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Western Europe

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Europe

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EMEA

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Fossefall: Fyresdal

Year Built: 2021

Total Power

New Nordic data center firm Fossefall has acquired Fyresdal Datacenter from Norwegian holding company Norsk Data AS to establish its first AI factory in Norway.

The company described the acquisition as a "strategic step" in its ambitious plan to build Nordic-owned AI factories in both Norway and Sweden, aiming for a total capacity of up to 500MW by 2030.

Norsk Data, which was founded in 2021, handed over the Fyresdal site to Fossefall following several years of collaboration with the local municipality.

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1.30 miles	EdgeConneX: Fyresdal Campus	EdgeConneX is setting its sights on a major expansion in the Nordics, exploring the development of a massive data center campus in Fyresdal, Norway.

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Fossefall is a newly established, ambitious Nordic company dedicated to transforming clean energy into Europe's Artificial Intelligence (AI) backbone. The company specializes in building AI factories—next-generation infrastructure designed from the ground up for real computation and innovation, rather than traditional data storage.

These AI factories produce, scale, and secure intelligence on Nordic ground, emphasizing efficiency, scalability, and sustainability through purpose-built designs for power, cooling, and connectivity.

Backed by a team of experienced founders, industry experts, and long-term investors, Fossefall represents a new industrial era: digital, renewable, and intelligent. Anchored in stable democracies and powered by renewable energy, the company ensures that sovereignty and sustainability go hand in hand. Fossefall leverages the force of water, converting hydropower into compute capacity and progress for Europe.

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